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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
9
Firemen said a blaze in a Newark residence caused smoke and fire damage to the nest house. The fire occurred yesterday at 120 damage road, near Charles Conrad, 7H Mountains Ave. The cause is under investigation.
Hayward police say three suspects, George H. Dilling 20 of Magna Street Hayward Melvin M. Lucas 27 Fremont and Thomas J. Smith 27 Fremont, were arrested after unloading items from a car near Robert McCare's Hayward home where a kitchen window was forced open and guns reportedly taken. Detectives captured them around 4 30 p m at an apartment site where they allegedly saw rifles being unloaded from a parked auto.
A Fremont chamber spokesman noted overnight hail with reports of damage. A caller described a loud crack as hail hit early morning, while the Weather Service confirmed hail around 4 a.m. in San Lorenzo with stones about a quarter inch wide.
Police say 25 year old Hayward resident Jauregui was spotted near a burglary scene and tackled by an officer who was stabbed repeatedly before a second officer fatally shot him. The incident prompted a call for a full investigation by activist Salle Dele Riva, a local teacher. Jauregui had been en route to Wounded Knee with six Bay Area individuals when killed.
United States and the Soviet Union will start a joint study this week on hake spawning off California and Mexico. Coast Guard observer Kenneth Walden of Seattle will ride the Soviet vessel Keninskoia for 20 days, marking the 41st year of such cooperation. Walden will observe operations within the contiguous fishery zone while aboard, but the ship remains outside U.S. territorial waters unless permitted.
Rita Adams and Rita Gregory lead housewives in petitioning against high meat costs in Palo Alto, sharing low cost recipes by word of mouth. Local business reports hint at a meat price impact in the Bay Area with rendering firms noting sales declines and signs reflecting tighter meat demand.
The Daily Shipping Guide, a 3 year old paper, suspended publication on Monday. Kenneth Newton, spokesman for the Australian firm that owns the paper, said the publication had little support from the shipping community. Newton’s brother Maxwell runs a network of suburban and rural newspapers in Australia. The Guide’s circulation was about 900 when the Newtons took power, and efforts to revamp began last August.
The International Air Transport Association announced that starting April 15 fares on North Atlantic routes will rise by averages of six percent in the United States and Canada, eight percent in Britain, and ten percent in Rest of Europe to offset currency devaluation. Peak summer round trip from New York to London will edge up from 317 to 492 dollars, with off season moves to 235 dollars. The plan, Advanced Farebase Excursion, aims to curb low charter prices but stalled on U.S. approval.
Two Cuban fishermen, Jocey Hernandez and Herberto Peins, jumped from a fishing boat as it was towed from Key West. They surrendered to immigration authorities seeking asylum, marking the first test of a new anti hijacking treaty. Their Miami attorney, Eli Rubin, said they begged to remain in the U.S. in broken English.
A class action suit filed in Fresno County Superior Court seeks to force California school districts to apply the 1 man 1 vote principle to school board elections. The California Teachers Association representants Kings County Education Association and three teachers ask redraw of trustee districts to equalize population, while Kings Canyon Unified trustees propose at large elections with existing trustee areas maintained.
Neehel Anderson recounted a late Monday incident near a Sacramento shipping center where a man abducted her, demanded money and a check for remaining balance. She used quick thinking to mislead him, prompting his departure. Robert Gates, 18, later pleaded guilty to grand theft after investigation showed he forged the check.
UPI report says the fourteenth session of SALT I talks in Geneva ended after one hour and four minutes with officials only revealing the duration and scheduling the next meeting for Friday in March.
An-hour long closed meeting discussed releasing a study linking ITT to merger efforts with Berkshire Pine and potential antitrust issues. The panel questioned whether DOJ action or SEC input blocked disclosure while detailing ITT's Chilean involvement and CIA contacts in the era.
Sut Zeleev prepares his retail food warehouse for a weekend rush as Wert and other foods go on sale. About 6000 visitors flocked to The Mood Warehouse run by Deitzer's Food Corp, which previously sold only in bulk to institutions. Shoppers bought 100 pound bags of onions at 13 cents per pound, far below the regular 28 cents, as quantities were limited.
Debated over inflation impact, James McLane of Vie council advised families to shop in larger quantities, seek discounts, and take advantage of sales, even recommending a Tile Wit leaf item. President Nixon met with Republican lawmakers to discuss the farm price rise and efforts to ease inflation through increased production without freezing farm costs. Rep Leslie Arends warned that policy should not freeze farm prices and cited export sales and farm output as drivers of higher living costs.
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that voting in water storage districts may be restricted to property owners. In Wyoming and California cases, the court held the “one person, one vote” principle does not apply when districts disproportionately affect landowners. Justice Rehnquist authored the opinion, with dissents by Douglas, Brennan, and Marshall arguing the wealthy are overrepresented and non-landowners are deprived of a voice.
In Moscow authorities issued 1044 exemptions allowing Jews to emigrate without paying the education tax, mostly via the Ovir visa agency. About half had prior tax relaxation or were awaiting processing, with 10 days to a month to depart. The move drew skepticism about whether the tax remains in effect and whether it will aid emigration efforts amid U S pressure on trade and MFN status.
The article reports a March 28 deadline for the return of all POWs and exit of 08 troops from Vietnam. A Saigon spokesman notes the Communist prisoner exchange is progress despite attacks, with 26,722 POWs to be exchanged for 4,783 South Vietnamese. about 3,301 of 6,300 U.S. troops to be sent home by then, while 1,000 remain with the DAQ. The final release details are awaited before resumption of withdrawals.
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